Tony Awards Clock In with Broadway Glitz and Clips
The 51st Tony Awards offered clips from closed plays and a strong Broadway musical recap. O'Donnell proved an engaging host praising Julie Andrews while Mandy Patinkin showcased a playful transformation. The show spotlighted Titanic with Maury Yeston’s soaring score and Peter Stone’s humane script, despite a few flaws and a local blackout.
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June Music Slate Signals Wide Release Window
The article surveys a broad June lineup with k d lang Wu Tang Clan Richard Thompson David Byrne Motley Crue and more. It highlights Stevie Winwood Desree Lenny Kravitz Nile Rodgers Duke Robillard Michael Penn Supertramp Eric Johnson Satie. The piece notes multiple label releases spanning rock pop jazz reggae and Broadway cast albums with many artists and groups named.
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Virgin
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Nile Rodgers
Duke Robillard
Michael Penn
Epic
Roger Hodgson
Oxygen
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Eric Johnson
Joe Satriani
Steve Vai
Iron Maiden
Bruce Dickinson
CMC International
Robin Trower
Seven Mary Three
Atlantic
Geffen
Big Blue Hearts
Chris Isaak
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Times Square
Cy Coleman
Sony Classical
Art Garfunkel
Sony Wonder
Sinead O'Connor
Chrysalis
Patti Page
Chancellor
Taragon
Langs Drag Disc Delves Into Saloon Song Metaphor
Langs upcoming disc Drag centers on smoking as a metaphor for love lost and found, addiction, and life. The twelve tracks are not endorsements but personal takes, with a teaser for a cut titled Smoke Rings. Fans can call NewsLine to hear a sample via the Fouch-Fone mode and punch in TALN-E for Mark Bialczak's daily Music Notes feature.
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NBC anchors shift and Olympic hosting changes noted
NBC's Tom Brokaw may stay as chief news anchor despite Turner’s rumored seven million dollar offer. Brian Williams defends Brokaw while his own show The Life of Brian expands to CNBC. CBS picks Jim Nantz for Nagano Olympics. Gumbel leaves CBS for NBC. NPR's Hinojosa heads to CNN. Williams joins ABC News Midwest as correspondent.
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